Current± Predicts: The energy transition in 2021, part twelve
Part twelve of the Current± Predicts series sees a number of experts from Smarter Grid Solutions offer their take on the energy transition in 2021.
Part twelve of the Current± Predicts series sees a number of experts from Smarter Grid Solutions offer their take on the energy transition in 2021.
A new business division focused on green hydrogen has been created by ScottishPower, with its first projects expected next year.
The government has confirmed that it will extend the negative pricing rule for projects bidding in next year’s Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction, but will further consult with the industry on potential amendments for energy storage and system flexibility.
The government has announced the formation of the Green Jobs Taskforce to support the creation of 2 million new jobs.
Bringing in a 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles could create 32,000 new jobs and increase GDP by 0.2%, equivalent to £4.2 billion.
The UK’s four biggest vehicle fleet operators – Centrica, DPD UK, Royal Mail and BT and Openreach – have joined the mounting calls for a 2030 ban on sales of new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
This week's EV World Congress saw a collection of the world's EV experts gather virtually to share their insight and views. Here, Current± has collated some of the key points discussed over the three day event.
In July, energy supplier Good Energy launched the UK’s first ever heat pump tariff, raising a question about what will drive the adoption of the technology going forwards?
The heavily delayed energy white paper will be published in autumn, minister Kwasi Kwarteng confirmed last week.